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A lot of posts about DMSO without protocol. See below for more information on dosing and use.
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Two Tavistock whistleblowers warned about its gender clinic long before it closed.
Now they are raising the alarm about the draft Conversion Practices Bill.
Watch therapists Marcus and Susan Evans explain why it poses serious risks to children, parents and families.
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“There’s almost a lust for destruction on the Left.”
Roger Moorhouse, historian of Nazi Germany and the Second World War, on the Eagle’s Nest fire.
We discuss preserving historical sites, attacks on Churchill and the danger of destroying history.
Watch our full interview: youtu.be/mhXZrCu3VEc
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13 mois d'enquête et de harcèlement policier pour cette photo.
Alors qu'elle se promène sur la plage de Plymouth, Rebecca Tidy prend une photo avec sa fille et partage sur les réseaux sociaux.
Une flic à la retraite, reconnait les rochers. Comme il n'habite pas tres loin, il contacte la police pour leur dire que cette photo lui a causé du stress et de l'inquietude.
Immédiatement, une enquete criminelle est ouverte et cette mère de famille convoquee.
Au Royaume-Uni aujourd'hui, la vie de n'importe quelle personne peut basculer à tout moment pour un motif grotesque. Plusieurs raisons a cela :
1 - Les lois britanniques sont de plus en plus écrites de manière vague et ont un large champ d'application. Ceci laisse aux fonctionnaires un grande liberté de pratiquer l'arbitraire. N'importe quel geste de la vie quotidienne peut tomber sous le coup de la loi. Il suffit qu'un policier le decide.
2 - Beaucoup de personnes incultes, ignorantes et au QI très bas sont équipées de badge et de gilets. Un Britannique a été arrêté par 2 flics de 19 ans parce qu'il a critiqué un groupe terroriste en ligne. Une famille a fini avec un raid de police parce qu'ils ont critiqué le directeur de l'école primaire de leurs enfants... Ces affaires s'effondrement systématiquement devant la justice, mais elles causent des dégâts considérables chez les personnes visées.
Une armée de badges à l'intelligence inférieure à celle d'un singe rhésus est lâchée sur la société civile britannique. Ils tentent d'appliquer à la lettre, avec un zèle de névrosé, des lois auxquelles ils ne comprennent rien. Ils sont ivres de leur pouvoir et soutenus inconditionnellement par leur hiérarchie. Une fois qu'une affaire est lancée, elle a toutes les chances d'escalader en gravité et de pourrir pendant longtemps avant qu'une personne sensée arrête la machine folle.
3 - La culture de travail britannique est basée sur l'évitement du blâme. Quand une machine s'emballe, on se retrouve avec toute une administration qui suit des process de manière mécanique. On peut causer des monstruosités en suivant un process, personne ne viendra nous en vouloir; "je n'ai fait que suivre les ordres" est encore une excuse béton au Royaume-Uni.
Cette femme, Rebecca Tidy, a passé 13 mois sans allumer le chauffage et sans manger à sa faim. Elle et son enfant se sont privées de tout pour économiser de l'argent afin de se défendre en justice.
Au bout de 13 mois, on leur a dit qu'aucune loi n'a été transgressée par leur photo, il n'y a aucune affaire et le dossier est clos.
Par contre, la colère gronde. Les gens ont ras le bol. Imagine l'inflation, l'insécurité professionnelle, l'impôt qui tourne à la confiscation, l'absence de services publics, le soleil qui se couche à 15:45, la pluie... et un vicieux, ivre de son pouvoir, qui agite son badge sous tes yeux. Ça va mal se terminer.
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The entire left-right political spectrum is a lie designed to keep you arguing about the wrong things.
Both "far left" and "far right" share one defining feature: the total subordination of the individual to collective power. The Soviet Politburo murdered kulaks for holding grain. The National Socialists murdered Jews for holding capital. Different scapegoats, identical mechanism: the state deciding who deserves to exist and on what terms.
The conventional model places maximum government on both ends and freedom somewhere in the center. This model is geometrically incoherent. A line with tyranny at both poles and liberty in the middle tells you nothing about the actual variable being measured, which is the concentration of coercive power.
The only axis worth mentioning runs from zero coercion to total coercion. Mao's China and Hitler's Germany sit centimeters apart on that axis. Venezuela under Maduro and Mussolini's Italy were structurally identical in their economic controls, even as their ceremonial aesthetics differed wildly.
What passes for "far right" in media coverage today often means nationalism plus market skepticism, which is state capitalism with a flag. What passes for "far left" means internationalism plus market abolition, which is state capitalism with a committee. You get robbed either way; the paperwork just differs.
The prefix "far" does no analytical work. It signals emotional distance from a speaker's preferred center, nothing more.
A government that controls prices, conscripts labor, and criminalizes dissent is totalitarian. The color of its flag is insignificant.
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Wiele razy pisałem, że wraz z Unią zmierzamy w stronę faszyzmu - ale nigdy nie myślałem, że dożyję czegoś takiego!
Pod obrady Sejmu trafiła Ustawa 3003 "O wrogach ludu" - powielająca ustawy stalinowskie i przebijająca ustawy hitlerowskie. Mówi ona, że jeśli ktoś - osoba fizyczna lub prawna - powie coś, co jest sprzeczne z polityką państwa (w sprawie Ukrainy, CoViDu, walki z klimatem, LGBTQZ - w każdej!) decyzją ministra (!!) może trafić ona (bez swojej wiedzy!!) na listę Wrogów Ludu. Może zostać ukarana do 10 lat więzienia i grzywną do 20 mln zł. I każdy, kto poprze takiego Wroga Ludu - np. wpłacając coś na jego konto (nie wiedząc, że to jest Wróg Ludu!) podobnie - w przypadku firm do 200 milionów!
Przerażające jest to, że zgłosił to rząd, na czele którego stoi były liberał, JE Donald Tusk, Ale jeszcze bardziej przerażające, że odbywa się to w ciszy. Nawet ja o tym do niedawna nie wiedziałem. Odbyły się już dwa posiedzenia komisji (poparły ten projekt ogromną wikszością!), podkomisji - a Sejm przesłał to ponownie do komisji. Jedynie KORONA odważyła się sprzeciwić. KONFEDERFACJA ani razu nie zabrała w tej sprawie głosu, a PiS się kryguje. Żaden dziennikarz nie odważył się podnieść larum, że III Rzeczpospolita staje się III Rzeszą, a nawet gorzej!
Rząd twierdzi, że jest to wypełnienie norm unijnych (nieprawda, znacznie je przekracza!). Twierdzi też, że jest to tylko przedłużenie ustawy PiSu z 2022 - i ma trochę racji. Cała Banda Czworga, jak to im śp.gen.Czesław Kiszczak nakazał - zgodnie to popiera.
Proszę alarmować gdzie się da - nie tylko w kraju, ale i za granicą. To jest coś niewiarygodnego - ale to JEST!
5 listopada protestujemy w Warszawie - ale tu potrzeba środków bardziej skutecznych. Myślmy nad nimi - i działajmy! Bo niedługo przyjdą po nas.
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The largest famine in human history was a timetable of a government improving on nature, and every line of it was announced as progress.
1958, January: Mao issues eight rules for farming. Two of them come from the Soviet biologist Lysenko, who taught that plants of one species do not compete, so seedlings can be sown ten times closer. Nobody in the room has farmed.
1958, spring: The Four Pests campaign. Every sparrow in China is drummed out of the sky, close to two billion birds, and the insects that fed their chicks are left alone with the wheat.
1958, spring: Deep ploughing is ordered. A metre down, in places three. A thousand years of topsoil is buried under subsoil that will not grow a weed.
1958, summer: Close planting. Seedlings packed so tight the lower leaves rot in the dark, and the fields are ventilated with electric fans and lit at night with lamps.
1958, August: Half a billion peasants are moved into communes. The private plot, the family pig and the family goat are taken into common ownership, and the pigs start dying first.
1958, autumn: Backyard furnaces. Ninety million peasants are pulled off the fields at harvest to melt their pots and tools into worthless iron, and the forests come down to fire them.
1958, winter: With the real harvest rotting unpicked in the fields, the provinces report the biggest crop in history to Beijing, 375 million tonnes, nearly double the truth.
1959: The grain quota is set on the fiction. The state takes its share of a harvest that does not exist, and ships 4 million tonnes abroad to pay for machinery.
1959, summer: The locusts arrive, then the borers, on fields with no sparrows. The counties that lost the most birds lose the most grain.
1959, July: Marshal Peng Dehuai tells Mao the countryside is starving. He is purged, and every official in China learns what honesty costs.
1960: The pig herd has halved. The oxen are eaten. In Anhui and Sichuan whole villages have nobody left strong enough to bury the dead.
1960: Beijing quietly buys a quarter of a million sparrows from Moscow, in crates, in hard currency.
1962, January: Liu Shaoqi stands up in front of seven thousand officials and calls the disaster three parts nature and seven parts man.
1962: The private plots are handed back. The family pig returns. The famine ends within the year.
Three years of ploughing, planting, slaughtering and drumming against nature, and the dead run from fifteen million at the lowest count to forty-five million at the highest, in a country at peace, with a generation behind them never born.
Every animal on that timeline was removed as a cost. The sparrow, the pig, the goat, the ox. The grain was the plan, and the grain was never enough.
The famine ended on the day a family was allowed to keep a pig again.
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The MAHA Empire has 16 registered or pending trademark applications, owned by Gavin de Becker's for-profit MAHA TM LLC.
Kennedy earned $100,000 in licensing fees before giving the rights to Del Bigtree. After Del was pushed out of MAHA, ownership transferred to Gavin de Becker.
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The corpratization of dissent.
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De canetada die de Braziliaanse verkiezingen won
Terwijl de Nederlandse media braaf het sprookje van de 'herverkozen' socialist Lula toejuichen, is in Brazilië iets gebeurd dat in ieder normaal functionerend land de verkiezingen ongeldig zou maken.
Op 25 oktober, om 17:01 uur, greep opperrechter Cristiano Zanin in. Zanin is niet zomaar een rechter: hij was de advocaat van Lula, en inmiddels een goede vriend, en door Lula zelf op het Supremo Tribunal Federal geïnstalleerd. Hij verlengde met één pennenstreek de stembusgang met twee uur. Deze beslissing kwam binnen nadat de officiële sluitingstijd was verstreken. Daarmee veranderde Zanin op aangeven van Lula's coalitie de regels terwijl de wedstrijd feitelijk al uitgespeeld was. Flávio Bolsonaro noemde het terecht onmogelijk om zo’n uitslag te erkennen en kondigde aan de verkiezingen nietig te laten verklaren.
En nee, dit is geen detail. Dit is een rechter die buiten de kiesraad om, op verzoek van Lula, de spelregels herschrijft op het moment dat de tegenstander dreigt te winnen. De kiesraad zelf had die bevoegdheid niet. Zanin wel, kennelijk. Dat heet in Brazilië een 'canetada': een potloodstreep die de democratie even opzij schuift. Dat uitgerekend de oude advocaat van de zittende president en diens goede vriend dit doet, maakt het alleen maar kwalijker.
Maar maak u geen illusies, de Nederlandse pers zal dit ongetwijfeld afdoen als ‘complotdenken’ van Bolsonaro. Maar da's logisch, een socialistische kandidaat ging met de winst naar huis, de eindredacties zien de gewenste uitkomst en daarmee is alles gezegd. Men kijkt liever weg van een rechter die de verkiezingen bijstuurt op aangeven van Lula.
Dit is overigens geen Braziliaans probleem. Het is hetzelfde patroon dat we inmiddels overal zien, ook in Nederland: instituties die ooit de burger moesten beschermen worden ingezet om een bepaalde uitslag veilig te stellen. Links regeert niet meer via het volk, maar via de rechter. De kiezer mag stemmen, maar da's maar een formaliteit, want rechters en instituties bepalen uiteindelijk de koers die de politiek vaart.
Flávio Bolsonaro heeft gelijk dat hij dit niet accepteert. Een democratie die de regels tijdens de wedstrijd aanpast, is geen democratie meer. Het feit dat ook de Nederlandse pers hier geen vraagtekens bij zet geeft aan hoezeer zij ook al deel uitmaken van diezelfde instituties die de democratie afbreken, in plaats van hem te controleren, te bekritiseren en daarmee bij te sturen.
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They can, but they are not releasing the information. If @BrianHookerPhD has this from Florida he should ensure that other people with relevant expertise can analyse it and not just tweet about it before they have.
People make mistakes.
@MaryanneDemasi
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Persistent Spike Present in All Subjects of a New Study: Smoldering Macrophage Syndrome can explain Long COVID Bronchoalveolar Lavage Findings
Three inflammatory subtypes of Post-COVID Lung Disease can all be explained by the presence of Spike-laden macrophages.
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Świat zachodni odchodzi od bezkrytycznego globalizmu i chce odbudowywać własny przemysł. W tym samym czasie nasz obecny premier opowiada o "nacjonalizmie gospodarczym", za którym nie idą konkretne decyzje, a były premier Morawiecki jedyne, co ma do zaproponowania, to rozdawanie pieniędzy przez fundusze. To nie jest poważna strategia rozwoju, tylko bałamutne gadanie.
#TrasaBosaka🍁
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كانت عدن تتقدم على عواصم كبرى برقيها ومدنيتها وثقافتها وصناعاتها المحلية، وتمتلك مطارات وموانئ وشعبا راقيا يمتلك وعيا حضاريا مميزا. عاشت عدن أزهى عصورها، حتى ابتلانا الله بأقوام لا يدركون معنى الدولة ولا يفهمون قيمة النظام والمدنية والتطور.
#السعوديه_سبب_الدمار
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In 1932 Hitler’s party was elected in Germany. Within weeks the newly founded Bank for International Settlements in Basel was arranging a Wall Street syndicated loan for $125 million to reindustrialise and rearm Germany for the next war against Russia. The loan was renewed at term.
In 1934 FDR made all ownership of monetary gold a criminal offence and expropriated all the gold reserves of citizens, corporations, and the Federal Reserve Banks to the US Treasury at $35 an ounce.
If I received a letter like this I would urgently start exploring protecting my wealth OUTSIDE the United Kingdom and relocating military eligible youths to universities abroad as they neared draft age.
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The biggest review ever done of what humans ate for two million years was published in 2021, and it has not made it onto a single plate graphic.
Three researchers, two at Tel Aviv University and one in Portugal, went through about 400 studies and pulled out 25 separate lines of evidence, from our genes to our guts to the bones in the ground.
The stomach says hunter, with an acid at a pH of 1.5, stronger than most predators' and close to a scavenger's, strong enough to kill the bacteria in meat that was eaten over days and weeks.
The fat says hunter, stored in tens of billions of small cells the way a carnivore stores it, unlike the fewer, larger cells of a fruit-eating ape.
The genome says hunter, with stretches of DNA shut down in humans to suit a fat-rich diet where the same stretches in the chimpanzee were opened up for sugar.
The gut says hunter, with most of its length given to the small intestine that absorbs meat and fat, and a colon a fraction of the size of an ape's.
The children say hunter, weaned at 2 to 3 years where a chimpanzee suckles for 5, because a mother with meat to hand can feed a toddler something other than milk.
The tools say hunter, with spear points and butchering blades for nearly two million years, and the grinding stones for seeds turning up only near the very end.
The rubbish says hunter, with camp sites full of elephant, hippo and mammoth bone, and the prey getting smaller over time as the giants were eaten out.
The bones say hunter, with nitrogen readings in Neanderthals and early modern humans that sit above the wolf and the hyena, at the very top of the food chain.
Put together, every line points the same way: from Homo erectus, about two million years ago, humans lived as hypercarnivores, and only turned to plants in numbers when the big animals ran out, in the last stretch before farming.
Two million years on meat and fat, and about 12,000 on grain, which is under 1% of the time we have been human.
The plate graphic puts the grain at the base and the meat at the tip, which is the whole history of the species printed upside down.
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The blurring of the distinctions between male and female and man and machine are both simply the latest consequences of an anti-teleological philosophy of nature that has deceptively cloaked itself in the mantle of science since early modernity. More here: claremontreviewofbooks.com/g…
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British pedophile John Maynard Keynes made one genuinely useful observation: in a severe deflationary panic, when businesses freeze and nobody spends, government can sometimes break the paralysis. During 1930 to 1932, as the Federal Reserve actively contracted the money supply and Hoover raised taxes mid-depression, aggregate spending collapsed. Keynes identified that rigid nominal wages meant unemployment rather than wage cuts when demand fell.
But he built a catastrophically wrong policy architecture on top of it.
The core error was treating consumption as the engine of prosperity. Capital formation drives living standards. Savings fund the machines, the supply chains, the research labs that make your dollar buy more next decade than it does today. Keynes dismissed this with his "paradox of thrift," which reframes savers as economic saboteurs. They fund tomorrow instead.
The multiplier is fiction. Government borrows a dollar from the private sector, spends it, and Keynesians count the downstream purchases while ignoring the upstream subtraction. Frederick Bastiat called this the broken window fallacy in 1850, and Keynes simply repeated the error, this time using algebra.
His followers made the original sin even worse. By 1971, Richard Nixon had absorbed enough Keynesianism to sever the last gold link entirely, handing central banks the wheel with no road. The 2008 stimulus, the 2020 $6 trillion blowout, the 14.7% CPI spike you absorbed at the grocery store in 2022, all trace directly to the intellectual permission structure Keynes created.
He gave politicians a permanent excuse to spend money they don't have and inflate away the debt your savings absorb. One useful observation mangled into a century of monetary wreckage.
